infra red cameras
infra red cameras
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can anybody with experience on IR cameras mentioned the best one option today on market rugged easy to calibrate something well robust with length of jobs
im looking forawrd to hear from any guru on this subject here on eng tip
regards
amper
im looking forawrd to hear from any guru on this subject here on eng tip
regards
amper






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The price of good cameras had dropped steadily, and the quality of software included has gone up, but there still needs to be a knowledgeable person doing the shots.
Several companies offer training and certification in thermography. I suggest that a prospective user take one or more, and then get out in the field with the camera and get used to real-world use.
I started out (obligatory old-guy note) with the Hughes Probe-eye, so I've been involved for a while.
old field guy
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFFpWq9h5Ls
A few years back, Fluke created a niche being pioneers of the cheap rugged construction, undercutting the more expensive higher-end less durable models from FLIR, Mikron etc. That was their strength, that's what they marketed to, and you could tell the difference just by looking at them (recessed lenses, plastic cases etc). Others may have caught up since then.
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internet is full on f junk every company reclaim the best product is belong to me . that is the reason which sometime our attention is on this forum ,
maybe i need to do a a course on internet